**Bone Powder Buddha Amulet from Wat Phot Tha Tian — Phra Ajarn Nu, Indochina War Era** An old powder amulet from Wat Phra Chettuphon Vimolmangklararm, or **Wat Phot Tha Tian in Bangkok**, known to collectors and devotees as the **"Bone Powder Buddha Amulet,"** is linked to **Phra Ajarn Nu** and is said to date from the Indochina War period. The distinguishing feature of this set lies in the **unique body composition and materials** according to information and accounts passed down through time. It is said that various types of old powder and materials were blended in the creation, including materials from which the name "Bone Powder Buddha Amulet" derives—reflecting the beliefs and ancient methods of amulet crafting. Amulets from that period were typically created amid unstable national circumstances, and among devotees there are beliefs and accounts regarding their spiritual merit in terms of **protection, evasion of danger, safeguarding against harm, and bringing auspiciousness to the worshipper.** Beyond its value as an object of belief, this powder amulet also has appeal as a **historically significant old amulet** that reflects the methods of amulet creation, material composition, and beliefs of people during the Indochina War era. It is suitable for those who appreciate old-line amulets, powder-form Buddhas, and collectors of auspicious objects with distinctive histories. **Summary of Details** * Type: Powder amulet / old auspicious object * Trade name: Bone Powder Buddha Amulet * Temple: Wat Phot Tha Tian (Wat Phra Chettuphon Vimolmangklararm) * Master/Related figure according to passed-down information: Phra Ajarn Nu * Period mentioned: Indochina War era, 1941–1942 * Belief: Protection, evasion of danger, safeguarding against harm, and enhancement of auspiciousness * Distinguishing qualities: Old powder body, materials and creation methods following ancient amulet-crafting tradition, valuable both as an object of belief and for collection **Note:** Information regarding the creation history and materials of certain old amulets is knowledge that has been recounted and transmitted within amulet-collecting circles. Those interested should study the history, source, and condition of the actual amulet before worship.